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Assistant Manager Odell of the
Northern Pacific, went west last night
aud returning will view this division,
looking toward the appropriation of u
sufficient sum to complete needed re.
pairs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

Col. Sanders was a passenger on this
mornings train, returaing from an
eastern tour. The Colonel considers
Cakes prospects good for tue presi-
dency of the Northern Pacific.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

A. II. SanbDrn. Of the s l. ranch,
got In last evening. Returns from
their shipment of cattle were not very
good, having struck the market dur.
ing the "offn week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

There is q lull In cattle shipment,
the low market causing owners to
hold off a. long as possible.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17
To City Sub,cribers.

Owing TO my time On week days be-
ing largely devoted to educational pur-
suits. / will hereafter make collections
for the DAILY JOURNAL on Saturday
instead Of Monday AZ heretofore.
BILLY GORDON.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

c. j. Howard, OF the Nm, foreman
OF the Wood Mountain ranch has ar
rived overland form the Northwest
Territory.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

w. N. Gilmore, q prosperous sheep
owner Of the Fsllon divide, came In
from the ranch yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

the assessment of 'S6, but then 1t
must be borne In mind that last
years assessment was made on a high.
or basis of valuation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

n. r. Arcbdsle snd wife are stop
ping at the Macqleen, having Just
come In from Mr.. Archdale'- Tongue
river ranch.
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THE REV. GEO. n. THAYER, fo
Bourbon, Ind, says: both myself
and wife owe our lives To SHIL0H'S
CONSUMPTION CURE" For sale
by w. T.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

w. b. Shaw, the energetic repre-
senta tive of Gordon Il Ferguson, OF
st. Paul, is in the city attending to the
wants OF his many purchasers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate re.
lief? Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81. For
sale by w. II. savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

Girl wanted-;or general house
work. Light work and good wages.
Apply Mt the JOURNAL Office for fur
iher particulars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

VIM. ii. Cotant has returned from
a short ubsence up Tongue river look
ing up some stock interest he has in
that section.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

ARE YOU MADE miserable by In.
digestion, Consumption, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shi.
loh's Vitslizer is a positive cure. For
sale by w. Il. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

AcAcov,S Blood Elixir is the only
NSSSN . Blood Remedy guarar-
teed. II is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. ltpurifest the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee II.
John Wright. Druggist.
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g. III. Haywood came in nom Bill
ings this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

4. s. Russell, one of the top hands OF
the Nm, came in from the Little
Dry yesterday.
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Notice

/ will close out my entire stock of
goods at rest Tor the next thirty days,
for cash only. Now is the time for
great bargains. y. NATHAN.
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Assessor Thompson bias anished IN.

assessment Of Custer county for the
year 1857 aud a very thorough can.
vass he has made. Real estate, accord.
Ing 10 the figures Of the assessors
book anountsto S96s, 632 and personal
property 81, s2l 1913, n total Of 3d. 100.
sos. This is about u, 100000 less than
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17
Millinery Opening.

Mrs. l.. C. Warner wishes to inform
the ladies OF Miles City, that she will
open to-day ut Miss Kiusey's old
stand, a new and carefully selected
stock Of millinery goods purchased on
her recent trip to eastern markets.
The ladies are invited to call and In.
spect the new fall aud winter STYLES. .
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The attendance at the public school
Is Increasing day by day. there being
O over $50 scholars enrolled.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
"a positive cure for Catarrn. Diplheria
and Canker Mouth. For sale by w.
T.. Savage.
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Notice

All persons who are indebted to DIR.
Green are notified to settle at nce .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

New cloaks. shawls and street Jack.
cts at Wstson's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

"Smithy" has returned from a brief
trip up the line.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

The pay q will reach Miles to-day
from the west.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-17

Wal ter GLIB arrived from the range
yesterday evening.
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JAMES NJ. MOORE,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. :. A.,
Chief Quartermaster.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
REMEMBER WE ARE CLOSING or

And selling saddles aud safdlers
goods of all kinds at most any
price. Don't miss the chance, We
shall not be here long. ]. 5. Col,
Inns a Co, Milps Cjty.
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Go 10 Bill Billiard for Best's NIL
waukee beer in any quantity.
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LOCAL ITE S.

Clean rags wanted at this Office. .
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Ghe 9|j,,,tellif9etttnx.
wHEELING, w. VA. DECEMBER 81. 1887


Tho year ought not to begin on tho Grst
OF January, when the lifolessness OF ma
turs Ia more suggestive Of the end than Of
the beginning. But the year does begin
on the first Of January, and men and
women like to begin something or other
with it. They could as well btart sooner
they ought not to begin a'good thing later,
but thore is a certain sense Of tho poetic
in taking start with tho year.
And soft happens that old and bad habits
arc packed up ready for tho junk dealer,
but not put 60 far out Of siSht that they
may nots be reached II they seem to be
urgently needed again. There is, for ex'
ample, something grotesquely melan'
choly in the sight OF the habitue who
carefully, oven tsndorly, lays aside tho
old pipe, companion Of tho lonely hour,
and the hAlf.uaed package OF tobacco, bid.
ding them long farewell forover-with a
mental reservation that he may not be
Strong enough to endure to the end and
may awake in the middle OF the night
with craving that will have to be sat.
isfed.
There sro people who do not smoke, yet
lay away just eH carefully the old pipe and
half.used package OF tobacco-intereHting
relica oil habits suddenly snapped off with
the iee!ing that as New Years Day does
not last all the year go tho old craving
may come back as the year grows old, and
come with ouch plaintlvo voice that ii
will have to be taken in out Of the cold.
Some able writer's on morals say, Don't
make resolve unless you think you are
strong enough to keep It. This is not the
doctrine oil the IErELLlGENCEg; for, who
knows what he can do until he tries? The
resolve to do good thing should be re-
ligiously kept; but the lear Of not being
able to keep o resolution should net pre-
vent it's making. Resolving to do a good
thing Is in itself strengthening. Every
day Of sticking to it" adds to the power
to resist temptation.
Resolve to do right TO DO honest and
charitable and loving and true. Try to
stick to your resolve every day in the
year and every bour in the day. II you
fall, gather yourself up at once and try
it again. A child does not learn to walk
with absolute security the first time it tries
to go alone. In moral strength many oil
us are but babes in the arms.
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SPORT FOR TIE PARLOI,.
Diversion In Which tho Family Cat Plays m
~ ~ ImpOrtant Part. -.-

DiVerslon IN Nhch tuo fhMily Cnt Plnys an
Important Part. H'l5
Chicago Tribune, 3'F't'
The cry Of physiciana all over the coun.
try Is that Americans do not take sufficient
rest and recreation; that holidays and
pessons oil relaxation are far too few. I
have looked into the matter some and find
that 1t is only too true. I have llttlo
plan to largely do away with this.
My plan is inexpensive and takes but
little time. II ia as follows: Get sheet
Of common sticky fly paper, such as any
druggist can furnish you. Lay 1t on the
carpet In the middle oil the floor aud then
introduce the family cat and by fair means
or foul, according 10 tho place you occupy
in the confidence Of the feline, induce her
to step Oh 1t. 5G I- i
Now this may at frat sight look frivolous,
and beneath the old and diguided lawyer,
minister or broker, but II 90 1t 10 only be.
| cause he has never tried 1t. ..
1t Ia at first sufficient to induce tho cat
10 place one foot on the paper, and IL, az
ter she makes the rounds Of tho room q
low timeB leaping tho furniture, she haa
not become more closely connected with
1t, ahe may be persuaded to attach her
near foreioot and of hindioot, and again
be allowed 10 leave the bric.a.brac and
turn back handsprings offthe piano.
| Here you have rest and pleasure com.
bined.
When she gets oil four feet on 1t, rs she
must sooner or later, and makes flying
leaps at the chandelier. then you have re-
taxation, sport and holiday gayety all Tor
five cents for paper. ~
| II you haven't cat OF your own you
can iDveigle your neighbours into the par
lor. In auch case 1t 10 better for the
neighborhood harmony toremove the pa.
per before you let her return homo.
Do not adjust one cat on more than ono
piece oil paper, though several cats and All
equal number Of papers greatly increase
the excitement, and consequent beneficial
results to the pBraon seeking recreation.
The practice OF grabbing tho cat by the
tail and Blamming her down on the paper
broadsides cannot bo too strongly dis.
coursged.
After it is all over tho paper can DO re.
moved with little warm wator, and you
will 20 to your bDBiness refreshed in mind
and body and feeling as If you had al
ways been running for oiiics on the Ia.
boring mans ticket and had never done
any work in your life.
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MRS. AsrOh,S CHARITY.
Her WIN Bcqueathss Thousands to PhiIa
r dolphin Instituti0ng,

Her VIII Boqueathes Thousands to PhiIa.
'y dolphin Institutions.
The will Of tho late Mrs. Charlotte Au.
gusta Aston, executed June is, 1856, was
filed yestorday with the surrogate at New
York. Alter requests to relatives and
personal friends ehe makes the following:
Woman's Hospital Of the State OF New
York, $4,000; St. Luks's Hospital, s25,'
900; Young Women's Christian Associa.
ton Of New York city, $4,000; Children'a
Aid Society, S250O0; for an industrial
school on Avenue 3, $4,000; Hamp.
ton Normal and Agricultural Insti.
tute at Hampton, Va, $4,000; the
aum Of SOS, 600 TO the Domestic and For.
eign Missionary Society Of the P. E,
Church Of the United States of America,
one-half to DO applied to the education OF
Indian boys aud girls ofSouth Dakota and
the other half to the repair and enlarge.
ment Of schools in the same district; New
York Society for Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children, $1,000; Orphans Home and
Asylum OF the p. L. Church in New
York, $1,000; Society for the Relief Of
Destitute Blind, in this city and vicinity,
$1,000. The bulk Of her estate she be.
queAths to hor husband, John Jacob
Actor, -.
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W." HoNK AEfUbUVAIys
Santa Cl9us doesn't call on New Year.

Santa ClGus doesn't call on New Year.
A diary coon becomes troublesome
friend.
The diary contains many an unfinished
story.
This ia the time when the gobbler get
gobbled up.
Jack Frost never forgsts to give US on'
and all call.
1t doesn't take long to outlive tho bee
OF resolutions.
We ere apt to forget the things We
should be thankful for.
The people who are tho least Thankful
often have the biggest turkey.
The greedy boy sometimes gets sick JUS
before tho New. Year dinner.
The postman's compliments OF the sea
con are not free from suspicion.
This Ia the Season when tho darby like.
to kill two birds with one stone.
AS We grow older we find it more diff
cult to get now loaf TO turn over.
The convivial caller finds tho groun(
growing more slippery after each call.
One has to be good customer to ze. g
Tree drink from the barkeeper on New
Year.
The promiscuous caller finds himself in
a great many places where be is not
wanted.
The man with poor appetite cannot
appreciate this auspiciou5 SEASON at its
full worth.
In turning over a new leaf We find our.
aelvea swearing of tho Same things yea,
after year.
It is hard luck when the late caller, who
climbs up alippery stoop with msudliu
step, finds only basket to welcome him,
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DISSOLUTION.

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
l. County, State OF We't Virginia: ~.
In the matter OF the probate Of q paper writing
purpo'ting to be the last will and testament Of
Carl Horstmanp, deceased. -
The object Of the petition filed In this matter on
the 9Th day OF December, 1887 Is 10 have admitted
10 probate paper writing purporting to DO tho
last will and testament OF Carl BOrstmann, de-.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit fled with me
IN my office that Augusta Seelhont and - Seel.
horst, her husband arc non.residents OF the State
o. West Virginia, nor found therein, 1t is ordered
Wheeling, In the county aud state Aforesaid, on
the 3lst ~ oil January, 1858, at 10 O'Clock NJ,
and do what Is necessary to protect their interests
III the said matter. tPublishcd the first time Do.
cenber 81, 1857, ,,ls.I : =
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
DovENEB & ELsoS. Attorneys =" dc8l.s
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Now Years In MANY Landa.

In China New Years Day ia the chief
festival OF the year. 1t comes, by the un-
3 certain calendar OF our antipodes, late in
january or the beginning OF February, It
is celebrated with many of the obeery-
anceH peculiar to New York. Visits arc
exchanged, presonts made; the Chinese,
clothed in their finest dress, hasten from
home to call upon their nearest friends.
Winea. confectioneres and cakes are
offered; congratulations are EXCHANGED
Z and good wishes for the new wear paps
from guest TO host It is not said that
the Chinese ladies share in tho festivities.
but they probably consume their sweet.
ened balls OF rice and their sugared fruits
In the inner rooms Of their dwellings,
For thousands Of years the Chinese have
exchanged visits and good wishes on New
Years. Day-when Cmssr penetrated the
: Belgis marshes, and when the errsnt
Gauls descended to the sack Of Rome. On
New Years Eve every Chinsman pays his
debts, and 10 freed from every liability,
\ For ten days before the new year businee
ceases, accounts are balanced, books writ.
ten up, Honesty is Chinese virtue, and
the uniucky bankrupt in his remorse is
= often driven to suicide. All IL
Our own continent, long before England
and Holland had adopted the Eastern Gus.
Z tom, New Years Day was celebrated with
Z Btrang and ianciful ceremonies in the
splendid cities OF Yucatan. The story of
Mayan civilization 10 as yet only imper.
fscily known. ~ II -.
II But we may still wander amidst the
ruins OF Its great capitals. along highways
once trodden by countless travellers, and
lift In part the veil that hides ita fallen
splendor. BIN -
Fifty cities, It is said, covered tho PENN.
( sula Of Iucatan. They we're Joined by
fine roads paved with stone. Their tenn.
pies and public buildings were of enor-
nous eize. They were not far behind the
!! chinese in many of tho refnemeuts OF a |
civilized life. 70 the Magyar the New
Year came as to all other races-ths sym. |
Dol Of new existence. The temples were
swept and decorate anew-periecs cleRnli. |
ness was part Of their faith. The huge
idols were carefully freed from dust, The |
children Of the schools, the priests and |
nobles joined In the work OF publication.
Many persons TASTED for thirty days before
the New Years ceremonial. But when
the morning dawned all was joy and con.
graduation. d.riiii 9.S'5 ! -
{ In their wild superstltions the Mayans
surpassed even the lowest sayages. They
fed on the bodies OF their captives and
slaves; their temples rang with the shrieks
Of their victima - 81 Al 49,
Roman, Egyptian, Hebrew, Greek re.
loicsd with the new year. at Rome an
Imagine OF the golden age was imagined.
The slave became for moment free per.
tect equality ruled in the Roman home
.ay sports and laughter filed up the fleet.
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DnEADFUL,s NEW YEARS.
How a Typical bad Boys Good Resolve
ti5E.TN wero blasted. 4Gs lfz'

now aypiohis bhu Boys tood NoaolveH
Judge EFSI IE7i'a s@A
say'n II a ieller's sono an had the
munpS a Christmas an couldn't chew
tady, hadn't no oughter have a Jim dandy
New Years? l don't. l don't have
nuthin' slick but llckln's at school an
wallopln'a at hum. I'm sick Of hum, l
AM, an I wanter akip, I do. But l don't
skip. Why don't skip? Cause ! got q
sister what's got fellor who wearu green
necktie, an I'm jest laYin' shady fur
hat green tie, anu. But bout thia New
Years biz. Let mo give you q pointer.
Things hain't wat they seem, leastwise
not In my case by long ehot. wanter
turn over new leaf. I wanter be good
boy. but them Sunday school teaChern
don't wanter lot mo do the grand flop.
They would aorter peyunk out for pow
der, you zee, II they didn't have me to
point ont as q bad boy example. Well,
made up mind I'd 10 for 'em list once
on be an alfred good boy 10 spite 'em.
Whapd l do? Found out where the Sun.
day school leeaon was week fore Laud,
an went at 1t like nixty. I laid of on
elidin', and did't even fire a
iriz snowfall at tho poor olo wo.
man what's got cripple son that
can make the boss tisaer paper berloons.
got that Lesson, got them verses down
so fine that you couldn't stick q pin In
nary d word bat what | could say 1t
bacE'ard or for'arda. / spun them bible
versca out TO the tune OF "sally in our
Alley" and Pops Hooisteps." was
dead perfect on that lesson, an laid myaell
out TO make eplurse in Sunday school.
Say, m l wauter tell you all bout it 80 t
you can write 1t up and let folks know
what o teeny chow n bad boy has now.
days for bein' good. Ma grcared my hair
an pa give me a niCkle to put in the box,
Then l waltzed down to the church with
my book under my arm an a big idear
under my hat to make q show. Did II
Say, N l wanter tell you how 7 came out.
There wasn't no class for me. was GOT
all 'lone by myBelf under tho organ what
kept wheezin' out "Hark from tho Dismal
Tombs." Then the sup tendsnt got up an
said he was glad the loot sheep had como
back. knowed he meant me, an got
alex an sneRked out an changed my
nickle for cents IN played ante. Why'n
dernsshun can't Teller do tho grand on
New Years without aumbody pokin'
mean things at him?
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.FOR.SALE.

90 1. desirable residence on fifteenth street. prco
No. 2l26 Market street, a large desirable resi-.
dence. Ground full lot, fronting &C feet on Mar.
No. 1886, No. 1888 and No. $40 Main street. 10
per cent investment, can be bought for S6,OO0
- No IVA Market street; ground 80 fec. front,
Building or manufacturing site north side OF
front foot ~ = ,',-='
Lot south Of House No. 2so2 Eol, street.
dround Is ieet front cast Of house No. % Viz.
ginia street, $3.50 a'a7f $500
. u Acres oil Land aud desirable residence a.
Beech bottom, valued at S. SEQ; Will exchange los
city property. Pc - = "
No. @ North Front street. a desirable building
Eite with small frame house,
No. I'LL anu 1l2l ALLEY IL.
NO. !20 Twelfth street: ground full lot
10 Acres Land suitable Tor market gardening;
distant from the city one mile and quarter, ,oo
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, q. 8. Pension and Claim At.
Iorney. Collector and Notary Public. desc
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IWHEELING & ELM GROVE Mr.
run as follows: - o - WIZ ~
Leave Wheeling: h W.
$50 N. TOO N, 4 m. II: 100 m, 1880 . M s.so
N, $40 M 200 p m, 800 m. - '' 10Y
Arrive at Wheeling Park: !; "A
On m N m H. m; ss5 M ilss m, 2o5
Leave Wheeling Park: ~ b n y5sri
S;lo m, 7;45 N. 1000 m, $50 N. 2:so n M.
4:N ? NJ gag p N, 500 N, 1000 N. q = - -
Arrive at Wheeling: 5ig1 & 4
s:4s m. sac M io:s5 M los p m, sos m,
zoo ~, o:4e m, s:ss p m, 1880 p n. Ne -
evGry hour until 500 m Leave Whcai,n nu p Sun
~ ts y:W m and run every hour untii 10 D. n az
cept TIC Church train. which VIII leave athe Pr
ht ns M and c!tyAt 1:l6 p y. 40 ~
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ing moments Of the Saturnalia. The 70 .
man celebration passed down through the
Middle Ages, and something OF The licenue
that had prevailed In the houses OF Cesar
and sallust was adopted In the homes Of
our European ancestors. But 10 the
modern tho conception OF the new year
and It's duties IL Of higher and happier
nature. Il La the opening ola new period,
In which better thoughts and purer mo.
tiYep may have freer play.
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MARRIED.

ADAMa-LONG-At GEORGETOWN, Ky, on Wednes.
day, December ., 1851, by Rev. g. 7. Walden,
MI BROOKE i. ADAss, OF Wheeling, and Miss
ANNA N. LoEG. Of Genrpr town Kv''-
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT.


IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN,
No. 81 Twcn.y.kixth street, roomed house, go
month. w 49, .lI.-1I =
No. iGO5 Woods street, roomE, 81 90 q month.
No. l6GS Eoit street, with natural gus, SIS rs q
No. 10 Twcnty.iourth street, SIS month,
No. Gu North Front street: will put In natural
gas fixtures. at SIS 90 mouth.
No 1887 Market street, store.room and cellar,
S25 90 a month.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL 1.
No. 1886 Main street, SIG &C month.
No. 2SSS Main street, sic &C a month,
NO. 28i0 Main street. SIC G5 month.
No 300 Main street, formerly kaloou and
boarding house, SIS 90 a month.
No: 2l03 Main street, business house and dwell.
Ing, SIS 90 month. II,
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The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, aores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Ghapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pileo, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed. to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price rs contg Dor
box. For sale by Logan & 90. 4
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Among tho Foll,pa of iha Az.

which the introduction Of Sozopoyr LONG
since exploded, was the use Of abrasive
and corrosive tooth preparations, which
either contained minerals which scratched
their enamel, or acids which dissolved It,
sozopoST, a health.promoting substitute
Tor these empirical articles, is botanic,
skillfully prepared, highly sanctioned prep.
aratlon, which not only beautiGeg,
clesnses and invigorntes saffron colorej
and defective teeth, but divests the breath
OF an objectionable odor and restores it to
that Of health. -
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MANY Of the good things Of this lie are
sorrowfully let alone on account of Dys.
pepsls. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets viii
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa.
ton; sold on positive guarantee at Is
and 90 cents, BY Logan 4 Co., O. r. Gotta.
y. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and Bowls
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OR
-GA TRAlNS-on and after Nov. 90 1Es7-Esp1i
NATION or REsRnEsCs III ans. 'DsIly, fsundsy
excepted. monday ext eplcd. Saturday az.
Cepted. SUNDAY Only- pastpr Ria nd I'd tIvno.
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BABIES that are ire,fnl noa,

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or troubled with Windy Collie, Teethipg
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be re-.
lieved at once by using Acker's Baby
soother. It contains no Opium or Nor.
phine, hence is safe. Price Is cents. Said
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